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Pipeng : Maths Trigonometry : Triangles Maths Homework BETA Game Module

Triangles Math Games

Description : Maths Geometry games: triangles, etc...

Note : The angles used in the games are in degrees. Use the degree Trig functions cosd(), sind(), etc....

Tools In This Module:

BETA : Trigonometry : Triangles 01 : Triangle Sine Rule : Beta Maths Homework Game
BETA : Trigonometry : Triangles 02 : Triangle Cosine Rule : Beta Maths Homework Game
BETA : Trigonometry : Triangles 03 : Triangle Perpendicular Height And Area : Beta Maths Homework Game
BETA : Trigonometry : Triangles 04 : Triangle Semi Perimeter And Area Herons Formula : Beta Maths Homework Game
BETA : Trigonometry : Triangles 05 : Triangle Angles : Beta Maths Homework Game
BETA : Trigonometry : Triangles 06 : Right Angle Triangles - Pythagorus Theorem : Beta Maths Homework Game
BETA : Trigonometry : Triangles 07 : Right Angle Triangles - Sin Cos And Tan : Beta Maths Homework Game


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BETA : Trigonometry : Triangles 01 : Triangle Sine Rule : Beta Maths Homework Game

Description : Triangle sides and angles using the sine rule.

Discussion : For a triangle the ratio of the length of a side over the sin of the opposite angle is a constant for all three sides. See figure Triangle Dimensions And Angles

a / sind(A) = b / sind(B) = c / sind(C) = aos
rearranging
b = aos * sind(B)
B = asind(b / aos)
other equations
A + B + C = 180

where

a, b, and c are triangle sides
A, B and C are triangle angles
aos = a / sind(A)

Angles are in degrees. For convenience, use the degree trig functions sind(0 and asind().

Note : A triangle cannot always be uniquely specified from two sides and one angle using the sine rule. In some cases there are two possible triangle shapes.

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BETA : Trigonometry : Triangles 02 : Triangle Cosine Rule : Beta Maths Homework Game

Description : Triangle sides and angles using the cosine rule.

Discussion : Accoridng to the cosine rule, the length of the side of a triangle can be calculated from the opposite angle and the other two sides. See figure Triangle Dimensions And Angles

a2 = b2 + c2 - 2 b c cosd(A)
rearranging
A = acosd((b2 + c2 - a2) / (2 b c))
other equations
a / sind(A) = b / sind(B) = c / sind(C)
A + B + C = 180

where

a, b, and c are triangle sides
A, B and C are triangle angles

Angles are in degrees. For convenience, use the degree trig functions cosd(), acosd() and sind().

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BETA : Trigonometry : Triangles 03 : Triangle Perpendicular Height And Area : Beta Maths Homework Game

Description : Triangle area from the base and the perpendicular height:

Discussion : The perpendicular height is the perpendicular length from the side to the apex of the opposite angle. See figure Triangle Dimensions And Angles

ha = b sind(C)
area = a * ha / 2
rearranging
b = ha / sind(C)
ha = 2 * area / a
area = a * b * sind(C) / 2

where

a, b, and c are triangle sides
A, B and C are triangle angles
ha = the perpendicular height from side a to angle A
area = the triangle area

Angles are in degrees. For convenience, use the degree trig function sind().

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BETA : Trigonometry : Triangles 04 : Triangle Semi Perimeter And Area Herons Formula : Beta Maths Homework Game

Description : Triangle semi-perimeter and area using Heron's formula.

Discussion : The semi-perimeter is half the perimeter (ie half the sum of the triangle sides). See figure Triangle Dimensions And Angles

s = (a + b + c) / 2
area = sqrt(s * (s - a) * (s - b) * (s - c))
rearranging
c = 2 * s - (a + b)

where

a, b, and c are triangle sides
s = the semi-perimeter
area = the triangle area

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BETA : Trigonometry : Triangles 05 : Triangle Angles : Beta Maths Homework Game

Description : Triangle angles.

Discussion : Relationships for triangle internal and external angles. See figure Triangle Dimensions And Angles

A + B + C = 180
A + AX = B + BX = C + CX = 180
AX + BX + CX = 360
AX = B + C
rearranging
A = 180 - (B + C)
A = 180 - AX
AX = 360 - (BX + CX)
B = AX - C

where

A, B, and C are triangle internal angles
AX, BX and CX are triangle external angles

Angles are in degrees.

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BETA : Trigonometry : Triangles 06 : Right Angle Triangles - Pythagorus Theorem : Beta Maths Homework Game

Description : Right angle triangles - pythagorus theorem.

Discussion : From Pythagorus's theorum the square of the hypotenuse of a right angle triangle equals the sum of the squares of the other two sides. See figure Right Angle Triangle Dimensions And Angles

The game has 3 sets of questions with 2 questions per set.

c, B, A
b, a, A
c, a, B

The basic equations are :

c = √(a2 + b2)
B = asind(b / c)
A = 90 - B

rearranging

b = c sind(B)
a = √(c2 - b2)
c = b / cosd(A)
B = 90 - A

where

A B C = triangle internal angles (in degrees) - C = 90
a b c = triangle sides - c = hypotenuse

Angles are in degrees. For convenience, use the degree trig functions sind() and cosd().

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BETA : Trigonometry : Triangles 07 : Right Angle Triangles - Sin Cos And Tan : Beta Maths Homework Game

Description : Right angle triangles - sin cos and tan.

Discussion : For a right angled triangle the sin, cos and tan can be calculatd from the ratios of the sides. See figure Right Angle Triangle Dimensions And Angles

The game has 3 sets of questions with 3 questions per set.

sinb, B, a
cosb, B, b
tanb, B, c

The basic equations are :

sinb = b / c
B = asind(sinb)
a = c cosd(B)

rearranging

cosb = a / c
tanb = b / a
B = asind(sinb) = atand(tanb)
b = c sind(B)
c = a / cosd(B) = b / sind(B)

where

A B C = triangle internal angles (in degrees) - C = 90
a b c = triangle sides - c = hypotenuse
sinb = sind(B)
cosd = cosd(B)
tanb = tand(B)

Angles are in degrees. For convenience, use the degree trig functions sind(), cosd(), tand(), asind(), acosd() and atand().

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